September 25, 2026
Local Life
Another roadblock for Gateway
The Gateway Company is currently suing Moore County regarding zoning changes that have blocked their moving forward with building an apartment complex on a property… Login to continue reading Login…
International watercolor exhibit now open at art center
This past weekend was the grand opening of the 159th annual International Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society at the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center (TFAC).… Login to continue reading Login…
Frontier Days this weekend
Frontier Days is back again, with a program packed with activities, shows, food, and fun for everyone. Festivities kick off on Friday with the… Login to continue reading Login…
Director Moorehead addresses Planning Commission
Director of Schools Chad Moorehead spoke to the Planning and Zoning Commission at May’s meeting to give an update on school enrollment. Though enrollment has seen a steady increase in recent years, this year’s enrollment jumped by 44 students. Though that number may not seem like a lot, with average class sizes running between 65 and 75 students from year to year, that number is close to a whole new graduating class.
This club takes its coffee very seriously
There is a special coffee club in Lynchburg that has been around for 33 years now. Beginning in 1993, the group meets on most days… Login to continue reading Login…
Storybook Theater sets performances
Angela Comp Has chosen the book It’s Not Easy Being a Bunny by Marilyn Sadler to convert to a play for her Lynchburg Storybook Theater Club this year. The play…
Moore County graduation this Friday
Fifty-five Moore County seniors are set to walk the stage this Friday evening during Moore County graduation. The event will begin at 6 p.m. this… Login to continue reading Login…
RenFest back for 40th season
The Tennessee Renaissance Festival launched its 40th anniversary season in Williamson County near Triune during the month of May and has already showed strong momentum—ticket sales were up 66% over opening weekend last year, with more than 19,500 attendees.
Soap Box Derby returns
West Lincoln Street was packed this past Saturday for the return of the Tullahoma Soap Box Derby in downtown Tullahoma.